Easton Collins has no time for bullshit. Despite the sweetness implied by the petite blonde’s appearance, she’s a straight-talker even with those she loves: her best friend Tassie, feminist warrior and coworker Izzy, her dad, the University Football coach, and the members of his team who all function as her overprotective and lovable band of older brothers.
Then on a day like any other, an obnoxious, albeit handsome, stranger walks into the coffee shop where she works throwing her world into a sudden upheaval. Wilder Sullivan gives Easton a run for her money, leaving her to wonder if she’s finally found her foil.
So handsome and charming it’s annoying, Wilder turns what was supposed to be a relaxing last month of summer into the exact opposite. After he breaks through her toughened exterior, and she through his charms, they share parts of themselves with each other that they’ve both tried to keep hidden. When a ruse at a party causes an unexpected stir, Easton is left to wrestle again with the scars of her past, to somehow figure out who she can trust and to deal with her least favorite thing: bullshit.
Expect laughs, incredible wit, clever verbal sparring and tug on your heartstrings emotional moments. Language included sounds like actual college kids, which means it might not be appropriate for those under 17.
